Four Cans from OHLOY BREWING Arrive at Umegaoka's "Neko no Shukaijo"
At the beer pub "Neko no Shukaijo" in Umegaoka, Tokyo, four canned beers from OHLOY BREWING have arrived. The lineup consists of FADE, Luv, Onda, and Riso, and they can be enjoyed on-site or purchased to take home. The selection is designed to be enjoyed alongside spice food.
Hop BroFour cans from OHLOY BREWING have arrived at "Neko no Shukaijo" in Umegaoka, right? FADE, Luv, Onda, and Riso, and it's a lineup you can enjoy there or buy to take home.
MugiWhoa, four kinds in cans? So Neko no Shukaijo is a place where you can enjoy both beer and food. Nice!
Hop BroAnd the location is amazing too, just 30 seconds on foot from Umegaoka Station. You can drop in casually via the Odakyu Line, and it's a really strong setup for drinking with spice dishes.
MugiHuh? Wait, what's a Cold IPA? Just hearing IPA already makes me think it'll be a little bitter.
Hop BroSimply put, it's an IPA with a crisp, clean finish. This Onda is a Cold IPA released just now, so it's the kind you can drink easily and steadily on a hot day.
MugiI see! So what about FADE? Just the name alone, the beauty of subtraction sounds way too cool.
Hop BroFADE is exactly the kind of beer you'd describe as a delicious lager. It strips away anything unnecessary and brings out the outline of the malt and its drinkability, a true taste of subtraction.
MugiWhoa, Luv is bright with raspberry! Sour means tart, right? But if it's berry, it could almost feel like a dessert drink.
Hop BroExactly. Luv is a standout, especially with its limited-edition label. And Riso is a new rice lager made with plenty of hassaku citrus, so its citrus character and lightness should feel really refreshing.
MugiWow, all four have totally different personalities! And if they go well with spice food, then I'd want to try them all in order.
Hop BroThat's exactly it. You can take cans home and enjoy FADE slowly today, then have Onda for something refreshing tomorrow, so it makes you want a drink right now too.
At "Craft Beer & Spice Food Neko no Shukaijo Umegaoka" in Umegaoka, Setagaya Ward, Tokyo, four canned beers from OHLOY BREWING were announced.
The four labels that arrived this time are FADE, Luv, Onda, and Riso. The post also mentions the label designs and notes that customers can enjoy them in the bar as well as buy cans to take home.
Each beer's character is clearly defined. FADE is described as "a delicious lager refined by subtracting everything unnecessary," Luv as a "vivid raspberry sour" with a limited-edition label, Onda as a Cold IPA released just in time that is crisp and easy to drink on hot days, and Riso as a new rice lager made with plenty of hassaku citrus. With tartness, sharpness, citrus character, and lightness, this is a lineup in which the differences between the four cans stand out clearly.
"Neko no Shukaijo" is a beer pub located just 30 seconds on foot from Umegaoka Station on the Odakyu Line. In addition to draft craft beer, its appeal lies in the spice-forward dishes it serves, making it an easy place to stop by for both drinks and food centered around beer. While this announcement is about canned beer arriving, it is also suitable for people who want to linger over drinks with food or for those who want to buy based on the label design alone.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroFour cans from OHLOY BREWING have arrived at "Neko no Shukaijo" in Umegaoka, right? FADE, Luv, Onda, and Riso, and it's a lineup you can enjoy there or buy to take home.
MugiWhoa, four kinds in cans? So Neko no Shukaijo is a place where you can enjoy both beer and food. Nice!
Hop BroAnd the location is amazing too, just 30 seconds on foot from Umegaoka Station. You can drop in casually via the Odakyu Line, and it's a really strong setup for drinking with spice dishes.
MugiHuh? Wait, what's a Cold IPA? Just hearing IPA already makes me think it'll be a little bitter.
Hop BroSimply put, it's an IPA with a crisp, clean finish. This Onda is a Cold IPA released just now, so it's the kind you can drink easily and steadily on a hot day.
MugiI see! So what about FADE? Just the name alone, the beauty of subtraction sounds way too cool.
Hop BroFADE is exactly the kind of beer you'd describe as a delicious lager. It strips away anything unnecessary and brings out the outline of the malt and its drinkability, a true taste of subtraction.
MugiWhoa, Luv is bright with raspberry! Sour means tart, right? But if it's berry, it could almost feel like a dessert drink.
Hop BroExactly. Luv is a standout, especially with its limited-edition label. And Riso is a new rice lager made with plenty of hassaku citrus, so its citrus character and lightness should feel really refreshing.
MugiWow, all four have totally different personalities! And if they go well with spice food, then I'd want to try them all in order.
Hop BroThat's exactly it. You can take cans home and enjoy FADE slowly today, then have Onda for something refreshing tomorrow, so it makes you want a drink right now too.
